A Life Debt Repaid novel (John and Cordy) novel Chapter 558

Cordy ran forward wildly and when she reached the shore, she saw that the white yacht had sailed far away.

'No.'

Cordy looked on helplessly at the yacht sailing further and further away from reach, under the moonlight and on the choppy sea.

She knew that John and Jessica must be in the yacht.

She had completely no idea how Jessica would choose to end her and John's life…

Boom!

A loud explosion sounded in the air, and the yacht suddenly exploded.

A bright cloud lit up the night sky.

'No.'

Cordy looked on in disbelief at the yacht that exploded right before her eyes and started burning in the quiet night.

Without any hesitation at all, she made a move to jump into the sea.

For all she knew, John might still be alive.

If John were to be flung out by the force of the explosion into the sea, she might be able to find him and save his life…

Yet, the moment she tried to run into the waters, a bodyguard held tightly onto her.

"Let me go!" Cordy commanded.

"Ms. Sachs, the waters are very choppy right now, and it's so dark. If you jump in, it'll be extremely dangerous for you. Please calm down," a bodyguard persuaded her firmly.

"Let go!" Cordy cried out, on the brink of collapse.

"Mr. Levine instructed us to protect you in the face of danger, as long as it threatens your life! Ms. Sachs, Mr. Levine sacrificed himself just to save you, in hopes that you will treasure your life!"

"I want to save John right now. I must go!"

"Mr. Levine…" The bodyguard gritted his teeth and went on, "It's not possible that Mr. Levine is still alive given the force of the explosion just now. Ms. Sachs, please don't be emotional."

"He won't die!" Cordy yelled heart-wrenchingly, but the bodyguard remained unmoved.

They had been trained to be cold, distant, and unemotional even in matters of life and death.

What was of utmost importance for them was to accomplish the mission they were tasked.

And this time, their mission was to protect Cordy well.

Even if John was truly in danger, Cordy's safety remained their foremost priority.